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### Overview
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Test-run a worker. The worker needs to be initialized before running this command. The command will execute the worker with its local content, so it can be used to test the worker execution before pushing the local changes to the server.
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Use this command to test-run a Worker. You must initialize the Worker before running this command. The command executes the Worker with its local content, so you can use it to test the Worker's execution before pushing local changes to the server.
|`--server-id`|\[Optional] Server ID configured using the config command. |
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|**Command arguments:**||
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| json-payload | The json payload expected by the worker. Use `-` to read the payload from standard input. Use `@<file-path>` to read from a file located at . |
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### Example
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####Example
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Test-run a worker initialized in the current directory, with a payload located in a file named `payload.json`from the same directory.
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This example test-runs a Worker that has been initialized in the current directory, using a payload from a file named `payload.json`in the same directory.
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